KAWASAKI W 650 Models/Series Timeline, Specifications & Photos

The 2004 Kawasaki W650 is a classic bike combining a modern-technology engine and feel with a retro look, providing both a handy daily commuting solution and a fun source. The styling of the motorcycle evokes the bikes of old, with a flat-bottom tank loaded with knee-pads and chromed badges, and a ribbed one-piece seat.

The 4-stroke vertical-twin engine boasts a 675cc displacement and can deliver up to 50 PS. While tuned to offer great torque around 5500 rpm, the W650 provides awesome fun in almost any situation. The bike comes with dual starting systems, both an electric one and a kickstarter.

The steel double cradle frame is complemented by a telescopic fork and dual spring preload-adjustable rear shocks, while braking is ensured by a front disc and a rear drum.

The 2003 Kawasaki W650 is a classic bike designed for those who like the feeling they get when riding a motorcycle with a retro look, yet loaded with a modern engine.

The 4-stroke vertical-twin engine boasts a 675cc displacement and can deliver up to 50 PS. While tuned to offer great torque around 5000 rpm, the W650 provides awesome fun in almost any situation. The bike comes with dual starting systems, both an electric one and a kickstarter.

The steel double cradle frame is complemented by a telescopic fork and dual spring preload-adjustable rear shocks, while braking is ensured by a front disc and a rear drum.

Born in 1999, the W 650 is a bike inspired by the original Triumph Bonneville. Just like the machine manufactured in the 60's, the Japanese "beast" has a twin cylinder engine of 650cc.

Manufactured from 1972 to 1974, this bike had an air-cooled, four stroke, parallel twin cylinder and a displacement of 624cc.

The bike has an air-cooled, four stroke, parallel twin cylinder, 624cc engine which develops 53 HP at 7000rpm and a torque of 56 Nm at 5500rpm.

Manufactured from 1965 to 1967, the W1 650 was based on the BSA A10. The bike was sold only in Kawasaki's home market.